N. Korea organizes rare meeting for foreign diplomats

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Kim Yong Chol, director of the Reconnaissance General Bureau of the North Korean military, speaks before foreign diplomats in Pyongyang on Aug. 29, 2013. North Korea gathered foreign diplomats based in the capital to explain the country's recent foreign policies, a rare move for the country.

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